Internet-Delivered Dynamic Interpersonal Therapy (i-DIT) for Depression and Anxiety

Abstract

Abstract Although a great deal of progress has been made in the development of evidence-based psychotherapies for a wide range of mental disorders, including depression and anxiety, there is a considerable treatment gap, in that many individuals who meet criteria for these conditions do not seek treatment, delay seeking treatment, or drop out of treatment. Internet-delivered treatments might help to fill this treatment gap. The focus in this new chapter is on helping the dynamic interpersonal therapy (DIT) therapist to acquire the necessary skills and competencies to deliver internet-delivered DIT (i-DIT). Specifically, this chapter describes blended i-DIT for depression and anxiety, in which online work is integrated into and alternated with in-person face-to-face sessions. The structure of blended i-DIT for depression and anxiety is discussed, as well as the specific competences needed for DIT therapists to deliver this type of treatment.

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